The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency Makes History

Created and Coded by: Olivia Billingham

What They Did

Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) lauched two robots into space to land on an asteriod so they could track the path of the asteroid.

Why It Is Important

This is very important because even thought it's not in our country,it is a big advancement in the technology and knowledge we have about space that we didn't have before.

All About The Robots

The robots are called Hayabusa2 and MINERVA-117.

Hayabusa2

The robot Hayabusa2 was one of the two robots lauched up to space.

MINERVA-117

MINERVA-117 was built to withstand very high tempatures and track the surface tempature of the asteroid.

Fun Facts

  • They lauched another robot because the first launching was successful
  • MINERVA-117 was a cylinder that was about 7 inches wide ad 2.8 inches tall.
  • They lauched the robots because they had cameras on them and thay could track the surface tempature of the aesteroid.

The process

  • The tools I used were GitHub.com, reveal.js, and HTML
  • HTML stand for hypertext markup language
  • On GitHub.com I just edited the index.html file slide to say what I wanted it to say about my topic.

Thanks for watching! Any questions?

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function linkify( selector ) {
  if( supports3DTransforms ) {

    var nodes = document.querySelectorAll( selector );

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